Cheryl showed support for her former nemesis Lily Allen by attending the press night of her new play.
The former Girls Aloud singer tried to go incognito at the Duke of York theatre in London on the opening night of The Pillowman, but was mobbed by fans nonetheless.
Wearing a baggy white suit and trainers, Cheryl, 38, looked casually glam as she turned up to watch Lily’s performance. Both Cheryl and Lily have a shared stage connection as both appeared in 2:22 A Ghost Story.
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The truce comes after their feud raged for years.
It began in around 2006 when Lily released a song called Cheryl Tweedy – but rather than be flattered Cheryl retaliated by calling Lily, 38, a “chick with a d***”
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Lily didn’t take that lying down and wrote a fierce open letter to Cheryl on her Myspace page, basically saying that all she was good for was her looks and marrying a rich footballer.
The letter said: “Cheryl if you’re reading this, I may not be as pretty as you but at least I write and SING my own songs without the aid of autotune.
“I must say taking your clothes off, doing sexy dancing and marrying a rich footballer must be very gratifying, your mother must be so proud, stupid b****.”
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Lily, who is now married to Stranger Things star David Harbour, also told a French magazine a few years later that Cheryl “represents everything she hates” and is “stupid and superficial”.
However, by 2014 Lily seemed to have changed her tune and said in an interview she wished the fight had not happened and that she admired Cheryl’s work on The X Factor.
More sensationally, Lily wrote in her book in 2018 that part of the reason she disliked Cheryl so much was that she was sexually frustrated and jealous of her success.
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She wrote: “I’d never even had an orgasm, and then here were these gorgeous girls — my peers, colleagues so to speak, and co-workers — taking their clothes off with wild abandon and being loved and rewarded for it. I couldn’t take it.
“Sorry Cheryl, I was angry because I hadn’t come yet, it was ridiculous. I b**ched at Cheryl because she insulted me after I provoked her.”
Lily is starring as Katurian – previously played by David Tennant – in the revival of the 2003 play.
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